You in all probability haven’t heard LEFTI, however you’ve undoubtedly heard his music. LEFTI (Alex Suarez) was beforehand half Cobra Starship, the band who introduced the world the viral hit “Good Girls Go Bad” in 2009. He was with the group from the start to its disbandment in 2015, and now he’s embarking out on his personal on a brand new undertaking.
LEFTI continues to push Suarez’s skills as a bass participant, including a hefty quantity funk and brass to the combo on his new EP, DISCOTECA. This launch finds LEFTI furthering his suave fusion reside and digital manufacturing pertaining to disco and home music. It serves because the follow-up to his debut EP, Somebody, and a collection remixes.
LEFTI says the discharge, “The title ‘DISCOTECA’ is impressed by my childhood recollections from spending our summers in Spain, the place my household is from. My people and their associates used to hit the discotecas repeatedly and I used to see tons present posters for them which had been so cool to me. As all the time, my music is a mix reside instrumentation rooted from disco, home and funky flavors, like paella!”
The EP comes out on toucan sounds, an unbiased file label for indie disco and home music curated by French Horn Rebellion. LEFTI shall be taking part in on the April 4th label launch party at Freehold with DJ units from Crush Club, Jpatt ( The Knocks), and French Horn Rebellion.
Check out the EP under, and get it here.